rangbereitester
English translation: next in priority
| 08:34 Oct 12, 2000 |
| German to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Real Estate | |||||
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|  Selected response from: Sibylle Ferner Local time: 07:55 | ||||
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| na | high-ranking |
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| na | next available |
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| na | [next available] |
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| na | next in priority |
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high-ranking Explanation: I am not sure about this term never come across it before. But it sounds like that the person is entitled to secure loans etc. with a high-ranking institution that is willing to do so... Hope this makes sense. |
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next available Explanation: I have come across this expression before in a contract. I understand it to mean that the person will receive the next available security. So if someone else already has a first mortgage, the next available is the second mortgage and so on. This ranking is important if the person goes bankrupt. HTH Sibylle |
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[next available] Explanation: I'd go with Sibylle: There are nine hits on AltaVista, various legal contexts. The wording is always [nearly] the same: "an rangbereter/bereitester Stelle" and the immediate contest is compatible with "next available". AltaVista (German) 9 pages word count: rangbereitester: 1; rangbereiter: 24 Ignored: rangbereit:0; rangbereite:0; rangbereites:0; rangbereiteste:0; rangbereitestes:0 , e/.g, http://www.elpag.com/vertrag.html http://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de/texte/deutsch/pressem... http://www.gesetze-aktuell.de/Gesetzestexte/vermg.htm see above |
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next in priority Explanation: In addition to what I said this morning, I have just consulted my lawyer-husband. Apparently the legalese term is "next in priority". |
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